There's a two-page article in The Register 
<http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/08/14/browser_tools_bake_off/> comparing 
web development tools in different browsers. Misleading clickbait headline, 
and article doesn't go into much depth, but otherwise not bad. It focuses 
mostly on the built-in tools of Firefox vs. Chrome, but also mentions (and 
links to) Firebug.

One thing that intrigued me was this sentence, referring to the built-in 
Firefox and Chrome tools:  "Both make the Console available within any 
other panel as well."

I've often wanted to be able to look at the debugger panel (or the Watch 
panel) while also watching the Console at the same time. Fooling around 
with the Firefox built-in tools (in FF 28), I finally found a way to split 
the pane, with the debugger on top and a console on bottom -- but the 
console didn't show any of the logs in the JS file as the page loaded (yes, 
I checked off "Logs" and all the other stuff in the dropdown menu). The 
console split-pane stayed blank; the only thing it seemed to do was respond 
to stuff I typed directly into it. Maybe I was doing something wrong?

Anyway, I mostly use Firebug. I wish there was some way to have the Firebug 
Console and the Debugger pane show (and be active) simultaneously, so I 
wouldn't have to keep tabbing back and forth while moving through 
breakpoints. Is this possible?

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